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Tamiya 87038 Extra Thin Plastic Cement - 40ml
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£5.20
+ £2.95 postage
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An ideal glue forpolystyrene plastic models.
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Absolutely love working with this cement. Nice & thin & you can use it in a capillary action. Simply apply to a crack & it fills it up then just hold the parts together & it fuses it stuck. Strong holding & easy to use, can apply to very small parts accurately with the brush in the lid. I only use Tamiya cement & can’t speak highly enough about this cement highly recommended ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
I purchased this after hearing good things about it, and also because Humbrol Liquid poly isn't quite what it used to be. This cement does not leave a plastic residue like new Liquid Poly and Poly Cement, and Revell Contacta. The brush included with it is very precise (unless you prefer use a small paint brush) and the liquid flows into joints very well.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
It's Tamiya extra thin. What else is there to say. It's easy to work with, quick to work. Adheres plastics together brilliantly. Has a great capillary action. Clean, no mess and no sticky fingermarks. My go to glue.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
I have made models as a kid and have recently taken it up again, back when I was younger, this glue was not available yet, but after using it, I find it to be brilliant, the thin brush is excellent, and the way it is applied I found amazing, it is the best model glue I have ever come across and would advise anyone into modelling uses this glue, as it is so thin the glue just runs along the pieces you are sticking together amazingly, I will always use it from now on as I find it that good, an excellent and essential bit of modelling kit, highly recomended
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
I find that the use of the thin cement and small supplied brush is ideal for when only small area is to be covered along with going in between joints if the lid is left loose over a long period a white substance settles at the base shake the bottle still can be used though will need to use more
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
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